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PROF. CHAMBERLAIN
EYE SPECIALIST, 20 YEARS
EXPERIENCE,
87 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO,
Opus ettenti^n to following of blindness
upon tiding wronety adapted speetaeke. ne
*aye, who consider that PM twy.lire per cent. of
people with detective oyesiuht have some amount of
astigmatism, at least, forty per nit. have two „odd
eyes, ft, will et owe he apparent to arty ono of
common sense that they should have theli• iich
tested by iingi0 thill1Petetit opttelan. If persons are
presbyopia only and have botn eyes alike in kens,
even thee thev are not, capable of judging what, is
neeessar.t for them and on eptometor nrother sight-
seeing °martinis Inas ever yet hew, invented which
will enemy a ht to d termone the errow of re-
fraction hi the 4.1180 Pr astigmatism. Call or Waite
Or pup rs on the » e. All trei..
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRAVK PATE:1010N. No 23, Vic-
toria 5treot, Wingh am, On, No wituesses
required.
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' . . 'LOCAL NEWS.
• 2& -ib. Gr. sugar for $1, Kerr & Conery's.
c-;--Ildr, Chas. Ablate . of Centralia, was
visiting triode in ngham this week.•
Heatidield's liettli g Baleen: cures colds.
VI7 —Miseets May an Martha Gilehrist, of
Efeasall, are visitin * their cousin, Kiss
M. E..Tohns, of W ahem.
Baby carriage runners, to fit any car-
-tiage, at T E. COILNIVEl.
—Mr. E. Wintiel , of Chicago, a for -
neer employee of M . T. A. Mills,ia home
-visiting his parent at Whitechuroh.
To let -- Good corner store, opposite Dr.
Chisholm's, McClure's old stand. Apply
- to Wm, Button, Wingham, Ont.
—Mr. B. Isawra ti, f Londesboro,
-Was in town cn Tuejda and Wednesday,
and gave the Tams a leasant call.
The celebrated p nting, "The Fore-
closure of the Mot g ge," by G. A. Reid,
B. C. A., is on exl i tion in the Beaver
Block. Admissio 0 cents.
a•lel —Mr, ,Tobn Gilles ze, of town, was at
'Palmerston during ttfo week attending the
• funeral of a cousin o was killed on the
'railway at Palinerst n. The deceased was
:a brakeman on the . T. R. seae/f;
Coughs and Colds can be cured by using
Heathfield's Healing Baleam. For sale at
. SOe. at Williams' Drug Store, Wingham.
—Missionary ger ons will be preached
in the Methodiet unit, Wingham, on
Sunday next, at th usual boars, by Rev.
. J. Mills, of Luel low. At the evening
service, a rcturue4 lady missionary will
oleo deliver an aalt ress.
—G: T. IL trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham et 6.25 it, and 11.20 a.
tn., via W. 0. & 13.1 0.35 a. wt. and 3.25
• p. me via. Clinton and Guelph.. Good con-
• neetions by alt trains.
-*Congregation 0 urch services next
• Sunday at usual hient. tn. and 7 p.
na. Sunday BobocJ at 2.80 p. m. Preach.
in morning MO 0- ening by the pastor.
!darning solleet;' A. Revival." teeming
Ilttbjett: "An imp, ttarit inquiry." The
ettening sermon w;11 be more especially
for Young people All are cordially in -
it -*hod.
SO& Teas for 88e, at the Star Store.
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, YEBRITARY 8 1895, Si A YEAR IN ADVANC11
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30 lbs. Raw sugar, $1, Kerr & Coney's,
—A. masked carni was held in the
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rink on Thursday ev ning.
24 lbs. Granulated sugar for $1, at the
Star Store. H. E. Sun.
—Tho Wingham rlers are taking
advantage of the splen id ice just now,
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A..
Graham's market grocery.
—Mr. Geo. Cruickai ank slapped a oar
I load of hogs on Wed esday, and Mr, S.
Burchill shipped a ciJr load of cattle on
Thursday,
—Private moneys to loam on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf Jo nx Neerevene.
—The anniversay a .vices of the Wing -
ham Presbyterian ch oh will be held on
Sunday, February 1 th, when Rev. Dr.
Caveu, of Knox Co ege, Toronto will
preset:.
Fresh oysters received daily tet the Star
restaurant, and served in any style.
Jim. McKie:ex.&
—The next mcetinj of District Lodge
No. SI4, I. 0. 0. T., w 11 he held in the
Temperance flail, 13 th, on Friday next,
15th inst., commend g at 11 o'clock a. an.
It is expected that here will bo a large
attendance, as busin se of importance is to
come before the ruse ng.
Sahnoni's English White Oils is the best
farrily Liniment in the world. Good for
man or beast. Price 25 cents, at Williams'
Dug Store, Wingham.
V—The Town Cler , Mr. J. B. Ferguson,
who was appointed ax collector for 1804,
has completed his work, and the fano of
the roll has, with the exception of a few
dollars, been collo° ed. It is some years
since the roll was .eturned as early in tee
year, which speak e well • r the colleetor,
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especially in these hard ines.
Miss dailmston, pil of the Witale
Bros., Toronto, i prepared to give
lessons in 0i1 P inting. Studio—Mr.
Forbes, Minni Terms 50 cents per
lesson of three ours, or 26 lessons for
*610.
—Prof, Wm. W 11 has been giving a
series of lecture's o Phrenology, in the
Temperance Hall, t is week. The attend.
ance has been fair nd the lectures greatly
appreciated by ti ose present. Quite a
number have had heir heads "bumped,"
and the Professo has furnished a number
of eharts to tho desiring them. This
(Friday) evening, the Profatsor will lecture
on "My Impressns of Scotland," and at
the close of the eeture he will give free
Phrenological aminations on tbe stage.
—Miss Charlotte McDonald washes to
intimate to the ladies of Wingham and
vicinity that the Drees and Mantle melting
business, formerly carried on by Miss M.
Johnston, will be continued by her in the
old sand, Gregory Block. Pref. Moody's
tailor system ts,ught. Cutting and fitting
o. specialty .
—A. very large nun ber of ratepayers and
citizens were presenbet the meeting of the
Town Council, on IV onday evening last.
.A. great deal of into est seemed to centre
in the 'appointment ef the (Thief of Police,
and it seemed to be Ate mind of the major-
ity of the Camillo*" that Chief Bullard
be continued in o23 le for another year.
By the revised and adopted duties of the
Chief, he takes the tuties of the Night.
watchman, and that officer's services can
be dispensed with a id some town funds
saved. The new errangement should bo
• yVilliarns, the druggist, sells pure drugs.
Mr. Richard rdeman has been
confined to the house -ty airless, the past
few days. •,...1/
Beby carriage runners,
to fit any
ear• I
elage, at T. le. 00Ittag
—Prof. Charnberia'n, eye specialist, of
tam a professional
Wednesday of title
Toronto, paid Win
'visit on Tuesday and
week. 1.
80 lbs, Dement sugar .for $1, at the Star
Store. HaE. SNELL.
—Court Maitland Q. 25, Canadian
Order of Foresters, ill bold its annual
basket social on Fr lay evening, the 22ed
instant.
Porridge—Oatmeal, Wheatmeal, Core -
:meal, cheapest and best at Kerr & Cenery's.
—The revival meeth gs in the Methodist
church, which are • be ng continued this
week, are being well a:tended, and a good
deal of interest has bee • awakened.
—Watches, clocks arta jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HAlaillY
PA14t, opo. Macdonald Block, Wingham.
experiencedra very cold snap this
week, the lowest po nt which the ther-
mometer registered 1 eing 38 degrees below
zero on Wednesday earning. It is many
years since such ac 1.c1 dip isited this
part of Ontario. N
Lost—I» Wing h atn,o n riclay evening.
February 1st, a Fax '.e leer pop. with
. two black epots on , black head and
white stripe on fano • ny person inform-
ing me of his wnerea outs will bo suitably
rewarded. Joust McDoNonn,
—We trust the Ex eutive Committee of
the Town Council tlill see their way clear
to offer sufficient e ouragemont to Mr. J.
H. Clark, of Linwo d, to induce him to
establish a flax miuI in Wingham during
the coming surnmeit A fax mill would be
a desirable additi to our mem:teetering
industries and wo Id give employment et
certain seasons o the year to a large
number of hands.
G. H. Irvin, the tailor, has put in an
extensive stock of tweeds, worsteds, etc.
Call and Bee them. Good goods, good
work, good fit guaranteed. Opposite Bank
of Hamilton.
County C range Lodge of North
Huron held its annurl meeting in Wingham,
on Tuesday last. '1 here was a large at-
tendance, every sectdon of the district being
fully represented. After business of a
private nature, the 'ollowing officers were
elected and installer for tbo ensuing year :
John Dane, 00011y aster; John Wilford,
Deputy Master ; . W. F. Brownlee,
Chaplain; W. V1
tary ; J. G. Stewart,
W. J. Greer, Trawl
nty, Recording &ore -
Financial Secretary;
er; W. McKee and
W. Owens, Lecture, s ; T. 3. McLean,
Director of Ceremonam. It was decided
not to hold a county celebration on the
12th of July, and it is likely that the
members will join th dr brethren in 13rece
County in the celebn tion itt Lueknow on
that day. The next anneal meeting of
the county lodge will m held in Wingbam.
—For first-class ailortng and cheap
gents' furnishings, e:y Webster ,& Co.
Remember the place, ono door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
Reform : &feting.
On account of the *eat storm and al -
moat impassabla roaes, it was thought best
to postpone the grea Reform mass meet-
ing, which was to ha e been held on the
satisfactory to tine townspeople, as in 0. 20th of January. Arrangements have
law-abiding town ike Wingham, there been eompleted tor h acting tho meeting on
does not seem to be .:ny great necessity for the evening of Thom ay, the 14th of Feb -
a day conetable. T. e proposed reduction ruary, when the gam speakers, viz: Wm.
in the charges for h tel licenses did not Paterson, M. P., Sorth 13rant ; Jas. Mo.
find much favor at lige hands of the Cam- Mullen, M. P., Nort i Wellington; Thos.
cillors, and, of tours , the fees remain the Gibson, M. P. P. al d Dr. P. Macdotiald,
same as last year, nt tnely, $225. p., East Huron, vill deliver addreeses.
Miss E. Bell, gra 'mate of the Ontario The live homes of th day will be fully and
School of Art, in aced to give instrue- freely dimmed, ant an opportunity and
tion the follow:I:1 branches of Art : reasonable time will he given to any ose
-Water colors, pencil rawing, crayon ot oil who wishes to speak from a Conservative
painting, from copies - or life. Miss 'Bell
bad the honor of he ng oI
standpoint. Let tl ere be a good turnout
ne of her paint-
ings represented atj the IVorld's Fait, from every part of lam Riaing, and make
Chicago. There wil be on exhibition e this meeting one Nang to be remembered,
sample of her work w th one of her certifi- •
cafes in Mr. 0, E. V Mime' drug •store, • SALE :aellfiTER.
Winghatn.
The Modern Invalita • All parties getting their sale bills Printed
at the 'fines office will have a -free notice
Has tastes, medicinally, in keepihg witl
- I ' inserted in tale lint up to the time of sale.
other luxuries, 41. remedy met be I Tunerms, Fen. 10th.—Anetiort Sate of
pleasantly acceptable in form, purelytEarrn Stock and linnIernents, lot 88, con.
1 wholeeeme in coneposition,truly beneficiall0East Wawanosle Delo to dem:nettle at 12
in effect and entirely fres from every te:olock sharp. Peter Deans, Attetioneer.
objectionable quality. If rawily ill be con. John Anderson, Propretor.
sults a physician; if constipated he uses
the gentle fondly laxative, Syrup of Pigs. trt Reply to oft Repeated 4uestions.
.,_ ..... __.,.. . It may be well to state, Scott'trituision
Iteathfleld's Heeling Ilaisam is theeats es a food as well es a medicine,
surest and safeet cure for colds itt the
world, Frio so viallts, at Williams' Drag building up the wasted tisanes and restoring
1 toreWinneen
perfect health after wasting foyer,
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The Fereelesuro. tho adortgaec.
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SKETCR 01' MU. Olt • A. 110/08 FANIOrS
PICTI7
IT Is To 310 MUM&
Mr. George. A. R
artist, and son of Mr.
place, is about to send
"The .Foreclusure of •
Wingham, where it w
for two weeks. Pro
know that this pietur
the' World's Fair, 01
the notice of people
AmeriCa, and of fore:
The jury was unan
that this picture wee
the highest honour h
position, and as there
the jury to" eepreeent ot r interests it wil He makes 'i'oronto los sinter home
be at onee seen that nue it 11/01.30 promPtedthe piotnresque
and spends hie sw-inie e in
such a decision. The deture. is 8.x.1.1 feet Catskill Mountains. "ionte of his import -
and the figures are lift, lize. The interior •ent Pictures are : "Th.etwing Lots," owned
of a room is represent td, in whiele by D. R. Wilkie, EN_ ; A. Story," nwued
seen the farmer, with 1 is wife, children, by E. 13. Osler, Est; "Linlaby," owned
and aged mother, and i t their midst the by Jas. George, Beg.; "Tho Other Side of
bailiff, who . has come 10 serye upon thethe Question." owne.i by J. Browu, Esq.,
'eh man the paper we .11 dep. ives I,1,tt of Brooklyn "Morttis Ong the Hotneetevii
*-,Dreanaing," in Natic mil Gallery, Ottawa;
i,A.clagio," owned bi Mrs, Vanderpool,
restore him to that health and strength New York, and matey others.
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re'rsiteel in terepaytig Orris wile are de-
ipen-lent.on him. But tt picture tells its
story very plainly. It not necessary to
describe it further. Pe
'CD 1g WINGnAn,
about the pauper of it,
the well-known some of his other pieta
Adam Reid of this terest. He was horn in
his famous picture, of Wingham, a little m
11 be on exhibition
f4' :ogLatri1S. eCette0i :el, &t fir
the Mortgage,"
ably all Canadians went to Toronto, Ravin
• received a medal at would devote himself to
cimg°e'veat
and cldautatrrtacero
attractcd
Philadelphia, which p
after several years spent
n visitors as well best equipped art schoo
haps a few words
and a mention of
os may be of in -
the neighborhood
re than 30 years
t education at the
bout eighteen he
decided that lie
n artistic career;
• there, he went to
ssesses one of the
on the continent
D. Itotrb, tile School Inspector,
paid the Wingham school it visit this
week. N!,6'
Out they go—ThebaIance of Cow Oheins
and Cross Cut Saws menet go oat at once,
regardless of cost, for cash only. 'The
early bird gets the worm.
As. orma cl Co., Wingbarn.
--The entertai ment given itt the
Town Hall,on Pue4iay evening last,by the
• Misses Webling, s as ot a moss superior
. character, and Ilbe young ladies are
truly it "trio of g niuses." It is hard to
say which of then carried o11 the palm,
the' all did so w dl in their different
parts. The deeei lg. of Mise Webling
and Miss Lucy, i the "dance of the
summer flowers." ''as really grand, and
they all excelled ite the patriotic sketch.
"Britannia," and at each took- and played
her part the apples se was both hearty
and prolonged. T. le graceful gestures
and movements of lilies Loy were most
pleasing and she c eetivated the hearts
• of the most of theme in the audience.
Tho instrumental s dections by Miss F.
M. Kenrioic wore ixcellentl,y rendered
and greatly apprc dated. The piano
useci on the 000119 3n was a "Morris,"
manufactured in Lestowel, and kindly
placed at the dispose -el of the Canadian.
Order of Chosen F lends of town, under
whose auspices the entertainment was
held, by Mr. Halsey Park, the local agent.
The instrument has a beautiful tone and
great volume, and 1.; irties present, who
acro capable of jud. ing, say that the
town hall has neve-- •been tilled with
music es it was on '..teesday evening laet-
3. Turnbull, ij. D. S., the Canadian
• geddnate who has litO charge of Macdonald
w Irwin's dental 4llico melee last October
will continue the p actice until the return
of A. 3. Irwin in M relt, when that gentle- ,
man will take char„, of the prNetice in his, •
osvn name.
Hear Wm.
L'f as. MoMull
Gibson, M. P
don't!, M.
meeting in T
on Thursd
•14th,
mous in its decision Here Ito remained thr et . years, and then -
worthy of receiving spent eonie time ill Li. iope, visiting the
stowed by the lila- great galleries of paint sigs, and studying
vas no Canadian onitt Pavis nuder the mos ,eelebtetteil masters.
his home,. at the very time when home
comforts and care are most needed to
"Where is my watch, Melinda ?" "John -
Big value in Lamps tet the Star Store.
E, nic's out cracking hickory Yalta with it."
"All right, then, diet won't, hurt it, for
The wide-awake ('atehes ri quhtk. it was got at n. Patterson's jewellery
We give the value yon are bunting fer, but store, Winghem."
you must bring along the ineney.
—The Gospel I en- Perance meeting, on
JAa. A. Cnesa. &•Ce., es i n gl tate.
Sunday evening last, mder the auspices of
—A. meeting of tl it R. 8 IS No. 120, the W. 0, T. T.1., Ayes mey largely attended,
Will be held ill the Or :ego Hall, Wiagham, the large Temperances Hall beim; packed to
on Monday evening next. Election of the doors. Mayor IIockenehire was the
officers and other hitt artast bushy:es. chairman, and called upon Rev. D. Petrie
Sample pairs Heel o Id lino: winter mitts, to reedit portion of ea 1pture and Rev. es,
at half price. Loge heavy leather Hamilton for the op ming prayev. 'rhe
wheal hags 80 cent& for 00 days. minimum •gave t whites, urging
• . upon all the necessity oesistIng in the
W. .1 011APItAN.
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—The Mims Web' lig, who gave the , at d n
tweau 4.`eniperitnee tn einent. It was a
noon,t fai I 1,1vniat 01.1111 t hteoysv tiI letuse which should e dist the synni idly
ie. He then intro -
entertainment itt town to lateelity evening,
wentiltil-fTI"‘118:11laiehlrY`Aec:Ifitee:4.. ittliCICOSti"3.)"1".rt11(1'fattltiOvIt7Itl M. P., the epeaket
hat eveuieg,
they were to appear.rbe:11; bf the venieg whose* 1.1resatof about an
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engagement in 131j. tit or Wednesdey even. hoses- dastion, was
ing had to be postpm ea, on account of the eloatest etteution by tit
hall being engaged °i that evening. 1"1 ".4• tive andictuce. Ile to
Salmota's BngUsji V: bite Oils mires mtend at helping hand,
Chilblain& itheninatism. Herein& 13ruiee Itil Bruisesclasses of society
and Sore Back. For tilde itt 2rie. at ,,
hand in this gteat
Drug Store, Wingliam.
should aweken id the
—We are in reeei
from Mr, joint Armst
listened to wi the
huge and appreeia-
la for his sabject:
and Ids appeals to
pat:intent. Quit
"lend a helping
'emperance cease, 'milli" to become
Hope lodge, 0
hearts of dime who
o a Mat (tt e er
. thanks was, mum imonsIy passed to the
?mod thane a &epee ' itereet in the work.
aterson, M. P.,
P., Thos.
and Dr. Mu -
t the Great Liberal
wi Wingham,
evening next, Feb.
—A fairly veil attended Temperance
meeting was hod in the Temperance Hall,
an Friday eveetng lett. Mayor Brocken-
shire occupied. .he chair and made a short
address on the 3ver-iruportant subject of the
prohibition of The liquor traffic. He then
introduced Mr J. G. Murdoch, of Lucknow,
District Chief Pemplar of No. 24 District,
who, in a fort--minates' address, pointed
out the advent sges to young men of leading
sober and upftlit lives. His word pietnre
of the model h inse was true to life, and his
appeal to yonn f men, it is to be hoped,nuty •
bear abundant fruit. Mr Murdochia ad-
dress was lista, d to with a great deal of
\
interest by all p esent. Mr Edward Daw-
son, of Kincarcli e, a gentlemen long asso-
ciated with Tem eremee work, and who is
at present doing tome missionary work in
District No 24, vets the next speaker. Re,
in forcible langut ge, pointed oet the duty
of Temperance Norkers in fighting the
ever -alert foe. • temperance men should
ever keep the sta tdard of the grand old
cause to the fore, and if perchance some
bravo taptaits in he cause droops and dieei
his place should ie at once taken. by others
and the tight en inned notil ottr hopes are
realized and the ' 'rolabition fiagfiones over
our beloved (men ry. Rev D Perrin, in a
few remarks, poi awl out the necessity of
continuing the eeneation of the people on
Temperanee, 113 bad great faith in moral
suasion, and bell wed that the Tetnperanee
sentiment of th i day is to be attributed to
the efforts of the Temperanee workers of
our country. T. e addresses were inter -
Spot -sett with sin! Ing, led, by Mr 'Halsey
Park. Mr M Pa, t gave a solo in good
VOieer Vise B Da sat playing the accone-
a number gave in their
let -Acre of Anchor of
T. A cordial 'vote of
on, Cilma Laulf4•Fite address was one di the best Ivo ever speaker,
:a, moved Dr 11 Maedongd, se.
• Agent for the Lake ' entiecemiugue Dig. tended by Mr 1) Gordo
listened to, and the speakee watt fresmently
triet, pointing out tit Advent/tort of that and
i.
n ettly applant td, A Int1011 choir ; Remember t
district or Ottarie 11.6•field for eettlereene. 4
The district,.he Bttv,§, pt.emieee bo onis ,61 rendered 11 0001ber 0 _ temperance seise- '
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nue, w tu, a were y e,ppteet ec ,
the best wheat growi parts of the Pro.
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vince, thedloil being 1, rich -clay, with bleck The meeting wits tight to a blest be On lits ay
muck on the surface: and feet from stones Rev. D. Petrie peon encing the louselio. .
and rook. • ,tion.
Miss Ids, reltott pe iding at the orgen,bil• d
mat Metal -
To.Hall, Whighavil1/2.
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vening lot 1